Sentence examples for actions staging from inspiring English sources

On 15 June, the day after receiving the material about Smith's interview, Ault and Hazelwood issued a 15-page "equivocal death analysis" stating that, in their opinion, Hartwig was not homosexual but that he "died as a result of his own actions, staging his death in such a fashion that he hoped it would appear to be an accident".

Politicians talk often of "sending messages", which of course implies a theatrical language of gestures and actions staged to invoke broader meanings.

The project is part of a series of public actions staged by the Schirn which began Sept. 8 and will conclude on Sept. 26.

Fans are often critical of the poor quality of filmed athletic action; staged sports are even worse.

Today marked the 57th day of strike action staged by members of the Public and Commercial Services (PCS) union since February.

One might well ask whether an action staged exclusively for the camera, without a live audience, qualifies as a "performance".

These stages fit neatly with the two main stages that underlie most health behaviour models, namely motivation and action stages (Schwarzer & Fuchs, 1996), with motivation and selection constituting the motivational stage and action and evaluation/feedback the action stage.

Most parents in both groups were in the action stages of change at each assessment (Supplementary Table 6b).

Just over half of the parents in the intervention group were in the action stages of change.

Those in intention and action stages had significantly higher percentages of mothers with education level secondary school or above and family income of HK$30,000 or above (P = 0.03).

Although the scales and methods used to assess readiness for change have differed across studies, 43 50% parents have been found to be in the action stages before intervention.